The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-28
LOCAL.
wosrH1sarox. MINI. JULY %, 1851
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Old White Oats for sale. Apply to
T. Ferguson, Sec. "a, Lorain. 401
NJ Call has shipped IL to Is cars
of new hay.
Potatoes and butter taken at this
Office on subscription. Money prefer
red.
Choice Cows to sell. Apply to Mrs.
r. P. MEAcHAN, Worthington. 4S 2
A few Of our people went to the Re-
gatta at Spirit Lake Tuesday and Wed
nesdsy.
= In the divorce case Of n. Lavine ".
n. Lavine. Judge Perkins on Monday
granted $40 attorney fees and $65 suit
money to the latter.
There was a refreshing shower Tues
day night which will freshen upland
grass and help the corn. Z.
A half dozen land hunters were in
town this week notwithstanding the
heat and the harvest.
A bunch of keys lost on the Graham
Lakes road. Finder please return to
r. B. PlOtts. 40 2w
Col. Matson has up, of his own max
ing and made by others for him, from
600 to 700 tons. lie hopes to get up
1000.
The steamer Alpha puts forth color
ed lights at night with very good
effect.
Farm horse for sale cheap for cash
or on long time.
49tf DIR. MOORE.
Over a mile Of tho Winchester wire
fence is now up on the Day place. It
may be seen along the lake shore and
the Luverne road. It has the appear.
ance of strength and durability and
is certainly handsome fence. Parties
should examine it.
See the nd. Of Carleton College in
this issue. This is a ''standard" insti.
tuition. one of the best in the North
| west.
See notice of J. T. Smith, of Heron
Lake, who will pay So ton for good
flax straw. The demand for flax straw
is reviving and farmers should save
and sell all the straw they do not use
themselves.
N. V. Mcdowell received a letter the
other day from Gen. Sheridan, Little
Phil" signed by the veritable little
shorty of the famous ride. Mack has
his autograph sure enough and values
it above dollars and dimes.
Iwillpay s. per ton for all the dry
clean Flax Straw delivered to me al
Worthington and Adrian between DC
tOber 1st and December LIST, 1887. Far
mers should cut their fax rs low a
possible and stack it we'll when thresh
ing. (49 J. T. SMITH.
THE THRESHER.
Threshing has already begun. Messrs
Whitney and Wolven have threshet
barley which went 40 bus. to the acre.
Send in all reports of yield.
Two thoroughbred Jersey bull calves
2and 4 months old, for sale.
48 2w JOSEPH LOWE.
| OBITUARY.
| Died, on Saturday last, of inflamma
ton of the bowels, Mrs. JORDAN Oh
SON, aged % yrs. aud days. Funera
services were held at tile Swedish Lu
theran Oh. on Sunday.
Editor B. w. Woolstencroft, of tn
Fulda Republican, was pleasant call
er on Monday. Mr.. w. is assisting il
the survey of the Three Falls Railroa
projected by Redwood Falls partie
from Redwood southwestward an
crossing Murray and Mobiles counties
We would advise Onr people to confe
with these Redwood projectors.
If you wish to restore the bloom t
your wasted cheek and 80 improve you
health that plumpness and strengt
will succeed emaciation and debility
purify your blood with Ayers Sarsa
pari(la. This remedy will benefit 20
more surely and speedily than any 9th
er.
For SALE OR TRADE-A Champion
Light Reaper, good as new. Apply
48 tt N. A. CALL,
! Sioux Falls Junction,
| Mobiles Co., MINI.